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Dartinia Hull

Contrib. Dartinia Hull

Dartinia Hull is an award-winning writer, editor and aspiring beach bum who is based in the South. Her writing has been published in MUTHA Magazine, CNN, The Bitter Southerner, Age of Awareness and The Charlotte Observer. Her poetry will be included in a forthcoming anthology.

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I'm a Black Woman Looking for a Job. Why Does My Hairstyle Matter?

My mother, my daughters and I have all faced many stereotypes about our hair — we just want to be ourselves
February 2, 2022
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Opinion

The Myth of the Strong Black Woman

Black women need to give themselves permission to take care of their mental health after the past two years of racially-motivated violence and COVID-19
September 27, 2021
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A Tale of My Two Layoffs

This time, at age 54, I'm not a cupcake
September 13, 2021
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Coping With the Stress of Pandemic 2.0

As COVID-19's delta variant has impacted the return to 'normal,' here are suggestions on how to handle setbacks and fear
August 23, 2021
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